It's going premium, it's going premium!
It officially goes premium in the early hours of Lunar New Year's Day.
Before writing, I'd only ever been a reader. This was my first time writing Warhammer. From posting the book to signing a contract, I'd been incredibly anxious the whole time. I had no idea whether I was writing well or whether anyone liked it.
At first, I didn't understand whether the numbers were good or bad. So when I saw them constantly dropping while everyone else's kept climbing, I felt like my numbers were terrible. Watching the favorites gradually slow down, I kept reflecting on whether I'd written something badly again. I even dreamed about being criticized by Old Huang.
So for a while there, I'd been really anxious.
On top of that, the author is just a miserable office worker.
So every day after getting home, I had to keep going over everything again. There were several chapters I wrote, deleted, then rewrote, terrified that I'd written something that upset everyone or made you dislike it.
I got quite a bit of criticism at work, too.
Actually, while writing this one, I'd already finished a rough outline for my second Warhammer book.
If I could, I'd naturally want to write ten thousand words a day, finish updating this book as quickly as possible, then seamlessly move on to the next one, so everyone wouldn't have that awful feeling of finishing a book and having nothing else to read.
So.
Please keep pushing me to update.
Let's work toward firing the boss.
Since I'm a reader too, I know what kind of books everyone wants to read.
From now on, updates will be released at six in the morning, all at once.
The reason I chose this time—
On one hand,